Casio SF-9350 - Using the Pen Printer; Pen Printing; To Connect the Pen Printer to the SF Unit; To Print Data Already Stored in SF Unit Memory

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Introduction2
Before Beginning Operation3
Multiple Language Capability3
To Select the System Language3
Data Error3
In the Case 1, 2, or 34
Memory Overflow Message4
About the Power Supply5
Precautions5
Main Power Supply5
To Replace the Main Batteries6
To Replace the Back-Up Battery7
Contents8
Getting to Know Your SF Unit11
To Open the Panel of the Unit11
Key Identification Chart12
About the Symbols13
Learning about Your SF Unit13
To Turn Power On/Off13
About the Auto Power off Function13
Key Input Tone14
Entering Text14
Cursor14
Editing Text14
Using the Data Management Functions15
Using the Telephone Directory Function15
Format15
To Store Data15
Recalling Telephone Directory Data16
About the Telephone Directory Display16
Data Display16
To Locate Data Using Index Search17
To Locate Data Using Character Search17
Performing Initial Character Search with Multiple Specifications17
To Locate Data Using Mode Search18
Performing Mode Search with Multiple Specifications18
To Perform Mode Search with Multiple Specifications18
To Locate Data Using Sequential Search18
Using the Business Card Library Function19
Formay19
Recalling Business Card Library Data21
About the Business Card Library Display21
Employer Name Display21
To Locate Data Using Initial Character Search22
Using the Memo Function24
Recalling Memo Data25
About the Memo Display25
Inserting a Memo between Two Existing Memos27
Using the Calendar Function28
Displaying a Calendar for a Specific Month28
To Display the Current Date's Calendar28
To Specify a Month in the Calculator Mode28
To Scroll through Calendars29
To Highlight Holidays and Special Dates29
To Set Multiple Month Highlights29
Changing the Calendar Format30
To Clear the Highlights from an Entire Month30
To Clear the Highlights from a Series of Months30
To Count the Number of Working Days30
Using the Schedule Keeper31
About Schedule Keeper Displays31
12-Hour Display32
24-Hour Display32
Entering the Schedule Keeper33
To Specify a Date33
To Specify the Date in the Calculator Mode33
To Select a Date from the Calendar33
Sequential Selection34
Inputting Data into the Schedule Keeper34
Recalling Schedule Keeper Data35
Date Search35
Calendar Search36
Using Weekly Schedule Search36
Using Initial Character Search36
To Search for Text36
Using Mode Search37
To Search for Times37
Using the Schedule Alarm Function38
To Store Schedule Alarm Data38
When a Schedule Alarm Time Is Reached39
Checking Schedule Alarm Times39
To Switch Schedule Alarms on and off39
Using the Timekeeping Function40
About Home Time and World Time40
To Specify the Home Time40
Setting the Current Time40
Setting the Daily Alarm41
To Set the Daily Alarm41
To Switch the Daily Alarm on and off41
To Switch between 12-Hour and 24-Hour Format42
Specifying the Date Format42
To Specify the Date Format42
To Recall a World Time Display42
Editing Data Items Stored in Memory43
Using the Daylight Saving Time Function43
To Change an Existing Data Item43
To Switch Daylight Saving Tine on and off43
To Change the Date of a Schedule Keeper Data Item44
To Batch Edit Multiple Data Items44
Editing Entry Names45
Deleting Data Items45
To Delete Individual Data Items45
Duplicating Data Items46
To Delete Unmarked Data Items46
To Delete Unmarked Schedule Keeper46
Other Functions47
Using the Mark Function47
To Assign Marks to Data Items47
To Mark an Existing Data Item47
Using the Secret Function48
To Register a Password48
To Exit the Secret Area48
To Enter the Secret Area48
To Change the Password49
Transferring Data between the Secret and Open Areas49
Using the Phrase Memory Function50
To Transfer a Data Item from the Secret Area to the Open Area50
To Store Phrase Memory Data50
Using the Auto Display Function51
To Recall Phrase Memory Data51
Using the Calculator Functions52
Performing General Calculations52
Calculation Keys52
About Errors52
Performing Date Calculations53
Calculation Examples53
IC Cards54
Using IC Cards54
Precautions When Using an IC Card54
Replacing the IC Card Battery55
To Replace the IC Card Battery55
Installing and Removing an IC Card56
To Replace an IC Card56
Using RAM Card57
Initializing a RAM Card57
Selecting between SF Unit and RAM Card Storage58
RAM Card Secret Function58
To Register a RAM Card Password58
Entering the RAM Card Secret Area58
Editing RAM Card Data59
Transferring Data between the SF Unit and RAM Card59
Mode Data Items59
All Data Items59
To Transfer ONE DATA ITEM60
To Transfer MODE DATA ITEMS60
To Transfer ALL DATA ITEMS61
To Erase the Contents of a RAM Card61
Performing Data Communications62
Setting up for Data Communications62
To Connect the SF-9350 to Another SF Unit62
Setting the Hardware Parameters63
To Connect the SF Unit with a Personal Computer63
To Set the Hardware Parameters63
Setting up the Receive SF Unit64
To Set up the Receive SF Unit64
Transmitting Data65
About Transmitting Data65
To Send ALL DATA ITEMS65
One Data Item65
To Send One Data Item in the Schedule Keeper66
To Send One Month in the Calendar Display66
Using a Printer68
Printing Data68
Transmitting Error Messages68
About Printing68
To Connect an SF Unit with a Printer69
To Print ONE DATA ITEM in the Schedule Keeper69
To Print One Month in the Calendar Display70
Printing Error Messages71
Using the Pen Printer72
Pen Printing72
To Connect the Pen Printer to the SF Unit72
To Print Data Already Stored in SF Unit Memory72
To Print Text Entered on the SF Unit Keyboard73
Setting the Print Format73
Reference74
Keys75
Key Functions75
Storage Capacity77
RAM Card77
Auto Sort Sequence78
Resetting the SF Unit's Memory78
About the Memory Capacity Display79
Data Input Error Table80
Specifications80
Index81

Casio SF-9350 - Using the Pen Printer; Pen Printing; To Connect the Pen Printer to the SF Unit; To Print Data Already Stored in SF Unit Memory

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